This academic paper presents a comprehensive study on the potential, feasibility, and strategic roadmap for the development and implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to support film censorship processes at the Indonesian Film Censorship Board (LSF)

The Indonesian Film Censorship Institution (Lembaga Sensor Film, or LSF) has published its 2024 annual report, detailing the institution’s performance in film censorship, the promotion of national values through cinema, and the expansion of self-censorship education.

The report includes comprehensive statistics on film classification and outlines key literacy initiatives aimed at fostering public awareness and responsible viewing. Serving as a gesture of transparency and accountability, LSF ongoing commitment to upholding a culture of responsible censorship in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.

The Indonesian Film Censorship Institution (Lembaga Sensor Film, or LSF) has released its 2023 annual report, outlining key strategic achievements in film censorship, public literacy advancement, and institutional strengthening.

In developments information technology and shifting social dynamics, LSF continued to promote active public participation through self-censorship education. The report also highlights the Institution’s efforts to strengthen cross-sector collaboration to ensure that circulated film content aligns with national cultural values and legal regulations.

The Indonesian Film Censorship Institution (Lembaga Sensor Film Republik Indonesia, or LSF) has released its 2022 Performance Report, showcasing strategic achievements, service innovations, and program developments in response to the challenges of the digital era.

This year marked a major milestone for LSF with the institution earning Third Place in the Public Service Standards Compliance Award from the Indonesian Ombudsman recognition of strong commitment to quality public service.

The report details censorship of more than 36,000 film titles and advertisements, the expansion of media literacy through the National Movement for a Culture of Self-Censorship (GNBSM), and strengthened collaborations with stakeholders across the film industry. It also highlights digital service innovations, including the launch of the Film Guide platform and educational podcasts.

Through these initiatives, the report underscores  active role in safeguarding the public while supporting the growth of a national film industry that reflects and respects Indonesian cultural values.

The Indonesian Film Censorship Institution (Lembaga Sensor Film, or LSF) has published its 2021 annual report, highlighting key achievements and the execution of its core duties over the year.

The report covers institutional capacity building efforts, the strengthening of self-censorship literacy, and statistical data on both domestic and imported film classifications. Framed as a commitment to public accountability, the report also outlines adaptive strategies in response to the evolving digital landscape and active role in public education through diverse communication channels.

This report documents the performance of the Indonesian Film Censorship Board (LSF) throughout 2025 in carrying out its censorship functions, strengthening national values through film, and expanding self-censorship education. Equipped with censorship statistics and literacy initiatives, this publication serves as a form of transparency and accountability to the public in maintaining a responsible censorship culture in the digital era.